Lincoln Elementary Administrators
Come to Lincoln's Meet and Greet
Lincoln is hosting a drive up/walkup
meet and greet on Friday, August 14
from 11:00 - 3:00.
Teachers will distribute school information and
off-line materials for students.
Grade level tables will be located
around the campus.
Please wear masks and practice social distancing.
It's Back to School Time - Virtually.
All students must be registered for the new school year.
Please see our SCEC web page for Chromebook and iPad
distribution information.
Click the videos below for back-to-school information.
Student Registration July 13 - July 28
SCEC Return to Learn
SCEC Registration
SCEC Orientation
Online Registration
Click the picture to access instructions for online registration.
Haga clic en la imagen para acceder al registro en linea.
Lake County Return to Learn Plan
Click the links below to access the plan in English and in Spanish.
How to Access Canvas
Directions for Accessing Report Cards
A Free Virtual Summer Camp Offer
Cardinal Families: Do you want to keep your kids
engaged in learning and fun this summer?
Click the picture for more information.
Quick Links
- District Email
- ILEARN Sample Items and Scoring
- PAARC Practice Tests
- Smarter Balanced Sample Items
- ILEARN Practice Student Login
- Lumos Learning - ILEARN Practice
- Edcite - Ilearn Practice
- SCEC GRADES 5-6 RESOURCES
- SCEC GRADES 3-4 RESOURCES
- ARC Student Books
- GR 6 GEOLOGY Online Research Resources
- GR 5 ECOSYSTEMS Online Research Resources
- Smekens Informative Writing Videos
- Scholastic Student Login
- SAM -Scholastic Teacher Login
- iReady Math Student Login
- Read Works Digital
- IDOE Math Resources
- IDOE ELA Resources
- IDOE Literacy Framework
- IDOE Math Framework
- Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Smekens - Scaffold Writing Experiences
- Explicit Phonics Lessons (Hickman County Schools)
- Learn Zillion
- Standard for Success
- Pearson SSO
- Common Lit
- Illustrative Mathematics (Standards Based)
READ, READ, READ!
Because reading is the foundation of learning, it is important that everyone reads EVERYDAY. But where can we find books with everything being closed? The following is a list of websites that offer great reading resources online ... and they're free! Click the underlined name of each website for access.
- Storyline Online - This is a collection of books that are read by well-known celebrities. The readers are really engaging and your kids will surely enjoy them. Click the link to the right for tips on how to use this site.
- Epic - It's a digital library with LOTS of books for kids 12 and under.
- Open Library - Sign up using your SCEC Google address so that you can check out books and read them online. After signing up, scroll down to find the "Kids" books.
- Free Booksy - Amazon has a limited number of free books. Download the Kindle app from Amazon to read them online.
- Newsela - Do you want to know what's going on in the world today? Newsela is a great resource for current events and is suitable for most kids in grades 3 and above. Parents, each article comes with questions to check for understanding.
- Lincoln's Book Nook - This is a collection of books that are read by adults and are great especially just before bedtime. Find the link on at the top of Lincoln's webpage.
A Message to Our Students from the Lincoln Staff
Dear Lincoln Cardinals,
The Lincoln staff misses you so much that they have created a video to show you just how they feel. Click the video next door to see what the staff is feeling. Though we are not together in school, let's work together to do our best to make this a year of learning. Please complete your online lessons and know that you can reach out to us for help. Let's stay strong and continue on the path to learning.
Love,
The Lincoln Staff
How Much Do We Miss You? Click to see.
Channel 7 News Visits Lincoln School
Why was Hosea Sanders from Channel 7 News at Lincoln today? Here's the scoop.
Christmas came just a little bit early for students at Lincoln when Chicago Bears Rashaad Coward joined Athletes for Charity at today's gifts give away. The gifts came courtesy of Athletes for Charity, a group which helps provides extra learning experiences for children in challenged neighborhoods.
"Our kids don't come from backgrounds that they have a lot of things," said Nancy Sharp, Lincoln Elementary principal. "This is a one way to bring in support and activities that they normally do not have."
Kindergarteners got to choose their very own books, some for the first time ever.
Older students got Lego kits as a reward for doing well in their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) subjects. Some had never seen Legos.
"I like math," said 10-year-old Tarianna Franklin. "It's pretty easy and I like numbers."
"I want to be a computer programmer for NASA," said 10-year-old Layleh Butler.
That's just what Bears offensive guard Rashaad Coward was hoping to hear. He's a part of Athletes for Charity and he came bearing the gifts
"I got nominated for the NFL PA and I got $10,000 so I was like 'give it to the kids and let them help with anything they need, computers, books even Legos,'" Coward said.
"As a former science teacher, many of our students, by the time they get to high school, they are behind in terms of STEM careers and STEM awareness," said Dee-Etta Wright, East Chicago Superintendent. "This program allows a students to become engaged and aware of it by an early age."
Students like Prince Reaves, who already loves coding.
"It's pretty simple," the 10-year-old said.
This is the first time Athletes for Charity has helped a school in the Chicago area. The program has been highly successful in other cities, like Detroit.
They are hoping to expand to even more local schools in the future, just to let students learn that STEM subjects can be fun.
Story by Hosea Sanders
from Channel 7 News
December 16, 2019
Rashaad Coward Promotes STEM and Reading
Book Nook Story of the Week
Hispanic Heritage Month Photos
Athletes for Charity Promotes STEM & Literacy
Chicago Bears Raashad Coward Teams Up With Lincoln
Raashad Promotes STEM at Lincoln
Athletes for Charity
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Rashaad Coward has been named Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP after partnering with Athletes for Charity to launch a STEM and literacy program at Lincoln Elementary School in Indiana
“I am truly honored to be named NFLPA Community MVP,” Coward said. “I was only answering a call to drive out to Indiana to support some of our youngest fans out that way, who root for us every week.”
On September 17, Coward drove more than an hour south to spend the day with students at Lincoln Elementary and take part in the school’s newest educational program. Along with distributing themed books to the 100 students in attendance, the Bears lineman worked closely with them on various engineering projects.
Coward’s visit was an extension of his service work with Athletes for Charity, a non-profit that partners with sports figures to support the educational development of underserved youth. As a STEM ambassador, Coward has made a commitment to visit Lincoln Elementary once a month so that he can pour back into the students and their program.
“I enjoyed spending time with the kids and talking to them about their favorite STEM subjects and learning about engineering with them,” Coward said. “I am blessed to be in this position and just want to inspire them like other players did to inspire me to pursue my dreams when I was young. I am excited to expose the kids to opportunities I didn't have when I was younger.”
Lincoln's Starbooks is Open for Business
Come and Browse our Books at Starbooks!
Starbooks - Lincoln's New Student Bookstore
Starbooks is the brainchild of our 5th grade teacher Mrs. Kruit. She and Mrs. Rodich, our 4th grade teacher, collected monetary donations from the staff and drove all the way to Aurora, Illinois to buy boxes and boxes of gently-used books to stock the shelves of Lincoln School's new bookstore. Starbooks has books for all Kindergarten to 6th grade students.
The bookstore is housed at Lincoln School in room 207 and tickets are being sold to purchase the books. The cost of each book is only 50 cents. Money collected from the sales of the books will be used to buy more books. Parents and students are welcome to come visit the bookstore and browse the hundreds of books waiting to be read.
